TV schedules show 71 baseball telecasts this season
The article details NBC telecasting 71 regular season baseball games including 25 Saturday games starting April 12 and three Monday night games. Angels will air 24 road games, Dodgers 19, with the All-Star Game on July 22 and the World Series slated for Oct. 11. College football TV plans, boxing deals, and an Olympic bid are noted, plus a sample Week TV fare list.
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Dodgers Win In Exhibition Buzz After Mixed Results
Dodgers claim a 4-2 exhibition victory amid a fluctuating series. Angels plan three-game set with trophies and a memorial prize at stake while Dodger ace injuries cloud opening week. Bruce Tulloch prepares a 2,830 mile LA to New York run in 60 days to challenge the endurance record.
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T Birds Battle Devils In Long Beach Arena Showdown
Veteran John Hetwill starts for the Los Angeles Thunderbirds against the Detroit Devils in Roller League action at Long Beach Arena. Play begins at 8 30. Hall, former Detroit GM, recently joined the T Birds. USS FA designates San Diego for World Cup elimination final. NBA Playoffs Tonight Bebe ieah agence Atlanta at San Diego.
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Providence College track team silences TV rule clash
Twelve Providence College track team members faced suspension or resignation amid a dispute with coach Ray Hanlon over allowing a television in dorm rooms. Four runners refused the ban and were suspended. six others either quit or were suspended as the program faces possible absence from spring college meets. The issue echoed similar tensions at Georgetown, with athletic director Rev. A B Begley noting the broader strain between coaches and runners.
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Proposed ABA raid roster targets NBA players
Dallas general manager Max Williams said the American Basketball Association may raid the NBA by signing top collegians still in college. He noted the NBA is tampering with players before their senior years and predicted other people share this view.
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Quick KO by Brice in Los Angeles at Olympic
Bantamweight Lenny Brice of Los Angeles knocked out Ronnie Jones of Chicago in three rounds at the Olympic Auditorium. Brice landed a body shot left hook in the third, had Jones dazed, and finished at 2:42 after a final left to the chin. Brice improves to 21-7 with 15 KOs, Jones to 41-15.
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Sudden Death looming for 76ers in pivotal series
The Philadelphia 76ers face a looming sudden death game against the Boston Celtics in Eastern Conference semis. Boston leads 3-1 after a 119-116 loss in Boston, with Hal Greer hopeful Philly can force a sixth game back home. Chet Walker remains sidelined with a knee tendon strain.
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Former Yankee Dies
Canton Ohio Charles Shanceu Jr a right handed hurler for the New York Yankees in 1941 died Thursday at his home of an apparent heart attack He was 53 A correpondent Ray Ruddy
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UCLA Coach Wooden to lead West squad in Aloha classic
The UCLA Bruins coach John Wooden will guide the West team in the Aloha Basketball Classic in Honolulu from April 9 to 12. The squad includes Bud Ogden Santa Clara Mack Calvin USC Ted Wierman Washington State Don Griffin Stanford Harry Hall Wyoming Lewis Lillie Hawaii Jack Gillespie Montana State Joe Frazier comments on carrying Dave Zyglewicz for a 15 rounder. Frazier and Zyglewicz fight in Houston on April 22.
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Iris and Irie Iris and Irie reach semifinals in Caribe Hilton event
Ashe and Margaret Smith Court advance to the semifinals in the Caribe Hilton International Tennis tournament. Ove Bengston defeats Stan Smith of Pasadena 7-5 6-4. Willie McCarter of Drake leads West to 98-85 victory over East in the Senior All American game in Memphis. Arizona State moves ahead of San Diego State 597-610 after two rounds in the Far West Intercollegiate Golf. Howard Braun of Sacramento climbs to fourth in the Classic Singles with 647. Braun, 56, bowls for 34 years and sits at 1 815 all events. He is followed by JM Stepanich, top head of the $100,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions after seven of eight games.
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Exhibition Baseball Around the Majors and Spring Games
A scrambled recap of exhibition baseball results across divisions with teams such as New York Philadelphia Montreal Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Detroit Boston Houston and Cleveland in spring action. Highlights include Granger and Corrales homers for Cincinnati, Morton and Baleman on the mound for St Louis, and Lonborg and Wenz for Boston in Florida and Texas venues.
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Diving entrants for today’s three meter springboard event
A cluttered list shows entrants for today’s diving events including three meter springboards for men and women. Names span multiple clubs and locations such as Glendale Tarzana Princeton Oakland and Burbank with participants like Rakin Blur, Billy Bava, Paul Gray, Rand Horton, Jan Iyustut, Mark Jaworski, Jack Lauphlin, Craig Lincoln, Dan Merarland, Fred Newrea, Joe Romine, Rick Ryare, John Samuelson, Lisa Trotsbeck, Barbara Bar efens, Deborah Gennell, Lynn DeHaven, and Karen Jackson among others.
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Kentucky Colonels Beat Pipers To End Regular Season
Dallas broke free in the second half to a 144 136 ABA victory over Houston as the Chaparrals surged from 66 65 down to dominate. The Kentucky Colonels rolled to a 108 101 win over the Minnesota Pipers to close the regular season for both teams.
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Trojan Tennis Extends Winning Streak to Eight
Southern California defeated Arizona 6-3 in a dual tennis match, extending its national champion status with an eighth straight win. The readable text also includes scattered foreign-language lines and unclear names that do not form a coherent additional fact.
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Bruins blank Maple Leafs in playoff rout to lead series 2-0
Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers posted his second straight playoff shutout as John Bucyk scored twice in a 7-0 win over Toronto to take a 2-0 lead. Montreal topped New York 5-2 to move 2-0 up in the East Division semifinal, while Jacques Plante shutout Philadelphia as St Louis won 5-0.
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College Baseball Scores From The Weekend
A scrambled scoreboard shows Western and Fullerton posting wins. Delaware edged BYU 15 to 2 while Washington State and New Mexico posted victories. Riverside and San Francisco area teams appear among scattered results with several close margins and odd spellings due to OCR errors.
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